Tariffs, component volatility, and Valve’s tolerance for losses all lead to uncertainty.
The title is a bit misleading, as the article lists diverging analysts’ opinions, ranging from Valve willing to sell at a loss or low margins, to high prices due to RAM and SSD price volatility.
Intel management engine, then whatever its successor is called. Same concept. I think there was some other more specific collaboration with the regime.
If Valve starts utilising Intel ME to do what I’m warning everyone about is it on Valve or Intel?
Nvidia (and everyone else) sells their GPUs/NPUs to the highest bidders they can legally sell them to. Not sure how that’s relevant to this discussion.
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What are Nvidia and Intel doing?
Intel management engine, then whatever its successor is called. Same concept. I think there was some other more specific collaboration with the regime.
Nvidia straight up contracted with palantir.
If Valve starts utilising Intel ME to do what I’m warning everyone about is it on Valve or Intel?
Nvidia (and everyone else) sells their GPUs/NPUs to the highest bidders they can legally sell them to. Not sure how that’s relevant to this discussion.
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